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Fito Museum: Entry Ticket

Learn about ancient medical tools and view historical medical practices

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From€6.56Price updates with your selection.
DurationFlexible visit
LocationHo Chi Minh City
AccessibilityWheelchair accessible

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The experience

Learn about ancient medical tools and view historical medical practices

Visit the Fito Museum, also known as the Museum of Vietnamese Traditional Medicine, established in 2007, spanning an area of 600 m2, and built with traditional Vietnamese architecture.

Observe the intricate motifs and antique wooden door frames that originate from the Northern Delta region.

Inside the museum, view reconstructed models, engravings, and a collection of authentic artifacts showcasing Vietnamese traditional medical practices, such as examination, treatment, and medicine preparation.

The museum holds nearly 3,000 exhibits, ranging from the Stone Age to the modern day, and provides a perspective on Vietnam’s diverse flora and fauna.

The museum's design is influenced by architectural styles from Vietnam's three key regions, presenting a considered and cultural ambiance.

What’s included

  • Entry ticket
  • Guided tour (if option selected)
  • Tea (if option selected)
  • 15-20 minute herbal foot bath (if option selected)

Where to go

Fito Museum

41 Hoàng Dư Khương, Phường 12, Quận 10, Hồ Chí Minh, Vietnam

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Children aged 0-5: free; no ticket needed.

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